Remove unneeded include not needed for try compile #900
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The following comments explains why it was added, and that indeed it is no longer needed, as such. jtv#851 (comment) Note that neither of these 2 cmake modules are for public use, they are internal cmake stuff. Nothing on the outside should use it. This was feedback given by kitware developers.
Revert "remove a use added for a purpose which is gone in the meantime." This reverts commit 7fdd2f8.
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It seems that the |
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the move was not needed, basically the include was not needed at the old location neither, it would be needed when we would use the new way suggested by the book (https://crascit.com/professional-cmake/), but those new ways have drawbacks, which I will point out to the author. From that point of view, try_compile still seems a better choice. |
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OK, thanks for the patch! |
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